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branham2016
After many years, finally visited and not disappointed
Old Tailem Town的点评
点评：Like many, I have been driving past this Village for more years than I can remember, or agree too! Always seems that heading out of Adelaide to go east or heading back into Adelaide, there are time restraints. After spending some of the day in Murray Bridge, we had time so decided this was the day to finally enter the Tailem Bend Historical Village. What an eye opener it was.
Firstly, the sheer size of the village. Secondly the huge variety of buildings and all the additional furnishings, equipment, knick-knacks that make it come alive. Without a map, there could be a possibility of getting lost. Being in an older generation and having grandparents who were Aussie farmers, this was like walking into the past of memories. It is remarkable that the concept and dream was of one person who made this a reality. I was amazed at notices on buildings that said where they came from knowing that it would have been very costly and hard work to get buildings from point a to the village. For example – the church came from Wolsely, a small town in South Australia’s southeast near the Victorian border. The headstones were from the Payneham Cemetery in Adelaide. The Manor House from Bordertown. The Salvation Army Citadel was formerly the Wattlegrove School and was built in 1890.
Perhaps some of the displays need a good dusting, but in reality does it really matter? The Village gives a great idea of what late 1800s early 1990s buildings and life were like. We had allocated an hour to be there, but after nearly 3 hours another visit another time was desirable. Entrance fees may be considered on the high end but what is on offer is much more valuable in that it helps us have some idea of what early Australian pioneers and their immediate descendants would have experienced and learnt.
Thoroughly recommend the village to tourists. Do make sure you allocate a good slice of time to view this wonderful village properly.
Firstly, the sheer size of the village. Secondly the huge variety of buildings and all the additional furnishings, equipment, knick-knacks that make it come alive. Without a map, there could be a possibility of getting lost. Being in an older generation and having grandparents who were Aussie farmers, this was like walking into the past of memories. It is remarkable that the concept and dream was of one person who made this a reality. I was amazed at notices on buildings that said where they came from knowing that it would have been very costly and hard work to get buildings from point a to the village. For example – the church came from Wolsely, a small town in South Australia’s southeast near the Victorian border. The headstones were from the Payneham Cemetery in Adelaide. The Manor House from Bordertown. The Salvation Army Citadel was formerly the Wattlegrove School and was built in 1890.
Perhaps some of the displays need a good dusting, but in reality does it really matter? The Village gives a great idea of what late 1800s early 1990s buildings and life were like. We had allocated an hour to be there, but after nearly 3 hours another visit another time was desirable. Entrance fees may be considered on the high end but what is on offer is much more valuable in that it helps us have some idea of what early Australian pioneers and their immediate descendants would have experienced and learnt.
Thoroughly recommend the village to tourists. Do make sure you allocate a good slice of time to view this wonderful village properly.
翻译：和许多人一样，我开车经过这个村庄已经很多年了，我记不清了，或者说我不同意！似乎从阿德莱德出发向东或返回阿德莱德总是有时间限制。在默里桥呆了一天后，我们有了时间，所以决定今天终于进入 Tailem Bend 历史村。真是令人大开眼界。
首先，这个村庄的规模。其次，各种各样的建筑和所有额外的家具、设备、小摆设让它充满活力。没有地图，可能会迷路。作为老一辈，祖父母是澳大利亚农民，这就像走进记忆的过去。令人惊讶的是，这个概念和梦想是由一个人实现的。我很惊讶地看到建筑物上的告示，上面写着它们来自哪里，因为我知道将建筑物从 a 点运到村庄会非常昂贵和辛苦。例如，教堂来自南澳大利亚东南部维多利亚州边界附近的小镇沃尔斯利。墓碑来自阿德莱德的佩恩汉姆公墓。庄园来自边境镇。救世军城堡前身是瓦特格罗夫学校，建于 1890 年。
也许有些展品需要好好打扫一下，但实际上这真的很重要吗？村庄很好地展示了 19 世纪末 90 年代初的建筑和生活。我们预留了一个小时的时间在那里，但近 3 个小时后，我们决定再去一次。入场费可能偏高，但提供的服务更有价值，因为它帮助我们了解早期澳大利亚拓荒者及其直系后代会经历和学到什么。
向游客强烈推荐这个村庄。一定要留出足够的时间来好好参观这个美丽的村庄。
首先，这个村庄的规模。其次，各种各样的建筑和所有额外的家具、设备、小摆设让它充满活力。没有地图，可能会迷路。作为老一辈，祖父母是澳大利亚农民，这就像走进记忆的过去。令人惊讶的是，这个概念和梦想是由一个人实现的。我很惊讶地看到建筑物上的告示，上面写着它们来自哪里，因为我知道将建筑物从 a 点运到村庄会非常昂贵和辛苦。例如，教堂来自南澳大利亚东南部维多利亚州边界附近的小镇沃尔斯利。墓碑来自阿德莱德的佩恩汉姆公墓。庄园来自边境镇。救世军城堡前身是瓦特格罗夫学校，建于 1890 年。
也许有些展品需要好好打扫一下，但实际上这真的很重要吗？村庄很好地展示了 19 世纪末 90 年代初的建筑和生活。我们预留了一个小时的时间在那里，但近 3 个小时后，我们决定再去一次。入场费可能偏高，但提供的服务更有价值，因为它帮助我们了解早期澳大利亚拓荒者及其直系后代会经历和学到什么。
向游客强烈推荐这个村庄。一定要留出足够的时间来好好参观这个美丽的村庄。
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